I love their butternut squash ravioli and their soups are pretty good. My kids like the salads here. I don't care for their bread. Sometimes, when placing to go orders they miss an item so you have to be diligent and confirm the order. My son got a cookie and they forgot it. Tonight, their ravioli was warm-ish and the chicken parmigian sandwich was not a sandwich... it was a lot of chicken, Cheese and marinara sauce on a bed of hard bread you couldn't eat as a sandwich. read more

Amazing food, great prices and nice sizes! I can eat everything here. Perfect pancakes! I just wish they had gluten free options but I understand it would be hard to have GF on such a wheat environment. Chandler and Tempe locations are both great with friendly staff! read more

After frequenting this location for over 4 years, I figured it is time to write a little review about how well this location is ran, and the quality of the employees. Being in an extremely busy shopping plaza I wouldn't have been shocked to find this location to have some issues from time to time, as with that much turnover something is bound to give. I'm happy to report that after years of dining here they have kept the highest standards at all levels. The employees are always friendly, the food consistent and tasty, and the atmosphere of the location is alway buzzing with happy diners. If you've spent any amount of time in the valley of the sun, then you've likely been a patron of wildflower, but if this is not the case; you're most definitely missing out. Favorite dishes - The meatball sandwich Potato cream cheese soup Cesar salad (best Cesar dressing around) Chopped salad I've been eating these same items for years, and they got the spot each time. For the figure on a bill of around $30, but the food is worth every penny. read more

Wildflower has delicious and healthy food. My sisters and I meet there often. We actually get excited to go there. Sinda, the manager is very helpful and friendly. Their fritata dishes, salads, country potatoes, coffee, and everything is cooked to perfection. I get my fresh baked bread from there. Besides sour dough and multi-grain bread, they have a "Red, White, and Blue" bread that's made with blueberries and cranberries. So good!! read more

My sister recommended this place so we decided to try it. Very nice lunch spot. The spice meatball sandwich was really good. They give you 3 meatballs and the sandwich has a nice kick to it. My wife had the Chicken Continental. Very juicy, tender and a little kick to it with the honey mustard. The inside and the bathrooms were very clean but they had a lot of dirty tables. Good thing those dirty dishes weren't there when I walked in because it wasn't very appetizing. Other then the outside tables, this was a very nice lunch spot that we enjoyed. read more

I really like this place. Their menu is eclectic and healthy for the most part. Everything seems very fresh and has always been good. I really like the Turkey Rueben, I can't find a way to order anything else. I hope this place proliferates to somewhere closer to my house. It is a little crazy on the weekends, but why complain that a good place is busy? That means it will stay open! read more

This is a great little place to go in Tempe. I thought I had written a review here a long time ago. But, I had missed it. So here goes. I like this place, I do not come here weekly or anything,but every few weeks I stop in. Lots of parking in this lot,so no problem there. It is hard to say if I like the Baked goods best or the Salads best! They have a lot of good selections. I like some meat on my salad but, they only have chicken or fish. I would rather go for the fish. Because, Chicken is not one of my favorites. Although they have a Chicken Pomegrantie with Pistachio that could become one of my favorites very fast. They also sell pasta here, so something for everyone. The baked goods are really good and always fresh. It is always clean and the windows sparkle. I do not know why I like that about it , but I do. It is a great place for dining in or too Gooo~ read more

I think I like this place more in theory than in reality. The idea of a great little cafe attached to a great independent bookstore is appealing. The idea of fresh warm breads, savory soups, and light pasta dishes is even more so. Unfortunately, this place isn't all roses in reality. First, it is often annoyingly crowded. So crowded that you may have to stand around waiting for someone to leave so you can sit and eat your food. It's also not my crowd. I'm often the only non-mom in the room. The quality is also hit and miss. The Lemon Garlic Penne, most of the time, is an amazing dish. But a few times (say 3 out of 10), it's been so lemony that could barely finish it. I also made the mistake of ordering a sandwich (I forget which one) on toasted ciabatta bread. They sure did toast it. I stopped after a few bites for fear that I'd lose a tooth. However, the passion fruit iced tea is great, the soups and pastas are generally excellent. It makes a great little place to get a bite and study, especially if you're willing to go at an off-time like 4pm rather than 6. read more

I love that I can walk to Wildflower for a nummy fix of comfort food. I'm a big fan of the butternut squash ravioli, the Carribean Cob salad and the stuffed french toast. They have this spectacular counter of delicious looking baked goods. Unfortunately, things tend to dry out. The cupcakes, on the other hand, are always wonderfully decadent. In fact, in October, they sold Cupcakes for the Cure and I definitely supported the cause. The Tempe location is really popular with people in the neighborhood, so getting a table requires patience. read more

If anybody finds a better tasting and healthier soup/s than here, please contact me asap... :D I happen to be a soup fan (I said soup, not curry damn it ! ) and this place is something that I always crave about for soups... Roasted Garlic Tomato... ooooo la la.... Sandwiches are good too (except that I have not tried many)... and needless to say that a variety of bread options are enticing... its not a trend here in the States to eat bread dipped in coffee, but if you are willing to try it, this could the the place.... (apart from your own kitchen ofourse !) Overall a nice and tidy place to have healthy and delicious lunch / brunch and a cup of coffee with bread... read more

The music is intrusive and loud and they refuse to turn it down. This used to be a place where you could hear conversation. Not any longer. Food ok but when you can't talk over the noise it's not good read more

If you've had a wild night at a nightclub and you're looking to get some brunch the next day with a friend to share the details, this restaurant is not the place to do it. Even if you find a seat here on weekend mornings/afternoons you are right on top of the party next to you, so make sure your conversations are G rated because they will be heard by others. The Tempe Wildflower gets so busy that I've sometimes left and went to the Chandler Mall location because I know I'd be guaranteed a seat there. Also, getting in and out of your seat could require repositioning the table and saying "excuse me" more times than you'd like. It really is tight quarters here. I don't know if the other locations are the same, but this Wildflower runs out of items on a frequent basis. It used to be it only served pretzels on Wednesdays and the store would run out by the afternoon. Now Wildflower serves them daily and they still run out, but the bigger issue is that there's nowhere to heat them. Anyone who's spent significant time in northeast knows the value of a good hot pretzel. Wildflower's pretzels are quite good but they come room temp and staff won't heat them and only give you the option of the microwave. Gross. And where's the mustard? That's a necessity. I always take mine to go. Cookies also run out and we're not talking an hour before closing. They run out early. Breakfasts are excellent and although lunch items look delicious, 99.9% of the lunch menu comes with some kind of cheese. Fruit cups always taste fresh, come with a yogurt and granola drizzle and a slice of carrot cake. The iced tea is excellent but I've heard mixed reviews on the exotic coffees. The whole rat race idea to get a table on a weekend takes the pleasure away from your meal (if you can secure a table before your meal comes out). Advice: Utilize that corner spot in the bookstore where they have those goofy novelty items and add some tables there. You won't even have to knock a wall down because the two places connect. With all the free food you give their employees it's the least they can do for you. It's not like people are crowding that corner of their store to purchase, say, a weiner dog spiral business card holder. Oh wait, I bought one of those there. Go to the Chandler Mall location for more room/privacy/personal space. The food is nearly, I stress nearly, identical. read more

I have been here a million times over the years and have not met one person who doesn't love Wildflower. That includes my grandma who is a rather picky woman. Their service is great. The food is wonderful. And it connected to Changing Hands Book Store which is a fun little shop even if you're not looking for a book. As for food, I recommend potato cream cheese soup bread bowl. It sounds weird but trust me, it's amazing. For salad, I'm hooked on their Thai chicken salad. I really like their iced tea too. Wildflower is the kind of place you can just get a quick lunch or spend the afternoon reading, doing homework or chatting it up with friends. read more

Clean restaurant, great location and nice service. The book store next door is connected to the restaurant which is nice for those that buy a book and then come into the restaurant to eat and read. I ordered the Caesar salad with chicken and it was fresh and tasty. They were generous with the amount of chicken they put in. The iced tea was also tasty. Wife wasn't too hungry so she just ordered a slice of chocolate cake and she loved it. read more

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I decided to check out Wildflower Bread Co. while perusing Changing Hands next door. I tried one of their sandwiches a couple years back and wasn't all that impressed, so I hadn't been back. This time I had the Chicken Continental which is a grilled chicken breast, swiss cheese, marinated mushrooms, caramelized onion, romaine, tomato and honey mustard on a Ciabatta Roll. I got the half sandwich, half fruit salad for about $7.50. I guess I didn't read the menu fully because the fruit salad came with yogurt and granola on top. It was actually very good and a nice surprise, not too much yogurt. Sometimes places like to drown the fruit in it. I appreciate that they use a variety of fruit (watermelon, canteloupe, grapes, pineapple, and melon). Most places like to skimp out and just give canteloupe and melon with a couple of grapes thrown in for color. All of it was quite tasty and more filling than I expected. I thought the bread quality was quite good and the flavors of the sandwich worked together. I went back a second time within a week because I liked the sandwich so much. Next time I'll have to branch out and try something else. read more

I was determined to try local bakeries before submitting to the chain bakeries. But after going through so much for just a piece of nice bread/pastry, I was ready to give up. After reading the reviews for this place, I decided to give it a try since I go to Trader Joe's right next door usually anyways. I tried few pastries to go and every single one of them was really yummy! *Blueberry cream cheese muffin = YUM *Cheese danish = YUM *Chocolate croissant = YUM *Chocolate palmier = YUM *Location = good, next to Trader Joe's *Service = good *Price = good So yeah, I'm definitely going back...I'm done wasting my time to find that special local bakery. read more

Wildflower was okay. It reminds me a lot of Paradise Bakery (if you put me inside one or the other it would be hard to tell the difference). I'm not a big fan of Paradise, either, but I figured I'd give Wildflower a try. The sandwich I had was a hot pot roast kind of thing (I can't remember the name and they no longer offer it). The ingredients themselves were all fairly good, but brought together, it sounded more like a garage band than a symphony. I think they try to do a bit too much with their menu and try to throw together a bunch of vaguely fancy or artisanal sounding ingredients just for the sake of the name of the final product. Honestly, with some of the menu items it seems like someone came up with an item name, thought it sounded fancy and unique, and then worked on building a sandwich to fit the name. It'd be like coming up with a great movie title then building a convoluted plot to fit the title: it's going in the wrong direction. So, basically, it seems like their menu is overly complex. There's nothing wrong with having a dozen ingredients on a sandwich if they go together, but just stuffing whatever sounds pleasant on a sandwich doesn't always work. Plus, their sandwiches are made to order. That's not a bad thing, but when you have so many ingredients on a sandwich, the sandwich will sometimes benefit from being wrapped and chilled for a bit to give the flavors some time to marry (so the sandwich works as a unit and not as a bunch of layers fighting for attention on the palate). I may go back and try it again. Frankly, this isn't my kind of place, but there are some other things I wouldn't mind trying. If you like Paradise, you'll probably like this place. I don't like Paradise, so maybe it has ruined this kind of restaurant for me. Between the two, go to Wildflower. They seem to be pretty much the same, but at least Wildflower is a local chain and not a regional/national chain. read more

This wildflower has the look, feel, and [most importantly] delicious food as any other in the valley. The space is a little smaller and tighter than most of the other locations I've been too, but it does have some outdoor seating to make up for it. What really sets this location apart from the others is that it shares an open wall with the book store next door. I can't explain why, but it really adds to the ambiance. My only complaint is the parking lot, which is something that Wildflower itself cannot help. The shopping center is packed with some big stores and restaurants, and barely has enough spaces to accommodate a Saturday afternoon lunch crowd. Oddly enough, I've noticed this problem that a couple of other Wildflowers. read more

Based on my last review, the owner, Louis, took the time to address my concern and offer me a gift card. Now that is amazing customer service. Thank you Louis for taking the time. read more

Been buying my fresh Artisan bread here for many years! I don't think they have a "bad" tasting bread and when it is a bit chewy inside and crunchy outside, I'm happy. I usually buy a large loaf of Ciabatta and have it sliced for my sandwiches, heavenly. Just the right texture, lots of little holes, freezes well. Can you believe this diversity of available breads? BREADS SERVED DAILY: Caraway Rye- Ciabatta-French Baguette-Friday Challah-HerbHoney-Wheatberry-Levain-Nine Grain-Pasilla -Chili Rye-Pretzel-Rosemary- sea Salt-Rustic baguette-Sesame Paysanne Baguette-SourdoughVienna-Whole Wheat -Cinnamon Raisin and Nut, ALL amazing!! Their soup and sandwiches are great too, but I do a 99% just bread takeout once a week. My wife loves the scones and cinnamon rolls and all their pastries. Try anything that sounds good to you, it will be :) read more

This is my local Wildflower, and I've been coming here for years. There's nothing better than picking up a book at Changing Hands and walking next door to grab a cookie and some tea to enjoy it with. I think the best thing about this Wildflower is the atmosphere. It has an established feel, it's been there for a while and everyone knows everyone. The same people are there everyday, and it's really nice. The potato cream cheese soup in a bread bowl is amazing. The BLTPlus sandwhich (a BLT with avocado) is my favorite, so delicious! The only problem with this location vs. the others, is that there are limited outlets - and I'm a big mobile office person! I need to be able to get good food, free wifi and a plug for my laptop. I hope they eventually decide to either (a) expand or (b) add more outlets. read more

I'm leaning more toward 3.5 starts, like "I'm a fan... it was A-OK!" I've been here a couple of times, and it's pretty good. The food is good, but it's a bit pricey for a cafeteria style restaurant like this. The last time I was there I had a sweet potato sandwich that I literally dreamed about the night after... it was awesome. During a particularly busy morning, we thought we were going to have to change our order to to-go due to a lack of clear tables. One of the "runners" (a fellow who was delivering food to its respective table and collecting the table stands) noticed our dilemma and helped us secure a table that was just emptying. In his haste, and probably out of habit, he took the table stand that was supposed to match up with our meal. No harm, no foul, we flagged him down and he found our orphaned food and delivered it right away. Friendly all around. read more

...No Newt Glass Art. ...Full of obnoxious college kids. ...no electrical outlets. ...small, crowded, and far too loud. ...its a good thing I did not find this particular Wildflower before the other three or I'd have probably never given the others a chance. read more

My wife has been trying to get me to head to Wildflower for some time. She says she could eat here almost every day. Both of us finally went here for lunch. I've been brought into the Wildflower inner circle. I was impressed by my Roast Beef and Gorgonzola sandwich. The sandwich tasted great. This is the best roast beef sandwich I've had. The roast beef was very tender and had no fat and paired perfectly with the gorgonzola cheese.. The sourdough bread was very tasty and not hard. The veggies on the sandwich were very fresh and crispy. As a side, I received a pasta salad. I typically don't like pasta salad, but this was very good. I just wish there was more of it. The side consisted of about 2 forkfuls of pasta. Even though we went around peak lunch hour, our food was brought to us within 5 minutes of our order. A sandwich and side is just under $7. I was very pleased with my lunch. I'll head back and try some other items in the near future. read more

oh jeez, how couldn't you like it? The only thing against it is that when it's crowded, it can get unbearable. A) It's friggin' cheap. I gave it one dollar sign but really it sits nicely at about one and a half. BUT, for that extra half a dollar sign you go from Taco Bell to my girlfriend's nana's mexican food, metaphorically speaking because there aren't really any tacos here. I hate this cliche, but you get plenty bang for your buck. B) Not only is it cheap! Not only are the portions descent, oh no, my friends! It's actually tasty too! Step right up and let me shove some sweet pimped out BLT in your mouth for you. Of course there's nice, crispy bacon, cold ripe tomato's and refreshing, crunchy greens laid upon the savory twelve grain bread (delicious!). Tambien, there's a nice pesto sauce that does a more than ok job at replacing the mayo usually dripping from my BLT, and thick slices of a kind of sharp cheddar cheese that get's the job done without making it taste like one big chunk of cheese. YUMMIE! C) There are so many INTERESTING people, from ditzy ASU girls to Biz-Casual-Boat-Shoes-Wearin-Old-Crankies that are getting pissed because they can't figure out why the table that people just left from is still dirty. So now they're going to snap their fingers at the poor bus boy to clean up what has now become their rightful spot in the resteraunt because THEY'VE been waitning in line and THEY saw it first so anyone who has anything to say can listen to them be as passive aggresive as possible. Then they get all snooty and I have something to make fun of for a while longer, it's awesome. I feel bad for the bus boy and the other employees that have to deal with all the crap, so leave a tip in the tip jar up front for god's sake! D) I could eat the pancakes every day of my life, but I get fat and broke so I don't. read more

Love the iced tea here and coffee drinks. Food is really good to. I frequent this place. A great place to meet with friends. Dog friendly patio. I've met some great people here just hanging out on patio enjoying the great weather. read more

I love this place. I have cravings for their soup and sandwich combo every so often. Panera opened up across the street but I still prefer Wildflower over Panera any day. Panera is stuffy. Wildflower always has great customer service and management. They want to make sure you always 100% enjoy your good. I never had anything less than great food here! Love it! Back again and again. Wildflowers portions are bigger than Panera as well for the price. Also Wildflower has better deserts. Yum! read more

Wildflower - Seriously heaven. Om Nom nom!!! - Sandwiches Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

I love wildflower but today I went in for a bagel and muffin to go. It took them over 10 minutes to make ( they were not that busy) and it was totally charred when I opened the bag at home. read more

Wildflower - Burned chocolate chip bagel - Sandwiches Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Wild Child Bed For Company By The Rue My favorite sandwich is the chicken continental, The toppings on here are pretty fundemental, You can get something else, I won't be judgemental, When I give you a hickey I promise to be gentle, If it's not on your neck it's not accidental, When I am done it will be something monumental, Before work, covering up with a scarf is detrimental, Back to my review the rest is experimental. If you want something different than chicken, I won't give you a hickey but something finger lickin', The gorgonzola and roast beef will not sicken, I don't care if your from France or Great Britain, The herb mayo on sourdough gets the pulse to quicken, If it were up to me I would name your cat "Mitten", Jim Carey was in a movie called "Once Bitten", This is a great place to eat, hunger now stricken!! Beatnik!! read more

Good food, a bit overpriced... I walked in for the first time and had no clue where to begin. It was not even 11am so only three other customers were in the place. No employee gave me a greeting or directed me where to go. The line is a bit confusing. read more

My staple here- Chicken Continental, Ciabatta bread (loveeee), honey mustard, tomatoes, lettuce, broiled chicken! (I wish the chicken was actually grilled) The bread and the pungent mustard are my absolute favorite items here, and their fresh OJ is pretty good for a morning snack. I try to get some extra honey mustard so I can spice up my veggie wraps I really havent had a bad sandwich here, the bread is pretty solid, the flavors are on- nothing extraordinarily new age or innovative, but its standard, delicious, reliable. read more

OH MY FREAKIN' PEA POD! This place has the freshest food. I am in love with it and so upset that I have to wait until my next trip to AZ to get some. I had the Wildflower Chicken Salad Sandwich. Ever since I tried that, I have put bean sprouts and sunflower seeds on everything. The little ramekin of potato salad that came as a side was so delicious, too! Sweet and salty with a good and surprising CRUNCH! The place reminds me of a Panera Bread, but geared more towards sustainable food and healthy eating. I absolutely loved it. read more

I love Wildflower Bread Company! I'm completely addicted to the pistachio chicken salad. Occasionally I'll detour and try something different, like the turkey sandwich with bell peppers which is also delish, but I always go back to my favorite salad. I love that they have green and black tea options for this of us who don't drink coffee or soda. Service is friendly too! read more

Their chicken Caesar salad is sooo delicious! By far my favorite salad anywhere. So the salad itself gets 5 stars. However, I've had the same exact scenario happen twice with this location. I stop by on my way home from work after an exhausting day. I order a Caesar salad without mushrooms and add chicken ($2.69 extra) to go. This part might be my own fault, but in my exhaustion, I forgot both times to double check my order and both times, I have arrived home and... No chicken. So I have now paid somewhere around $9 two times for a regular old Caesar salad without the chicken I paid for. I'm too tired to drive back in rush hour traffic and now I must cook some protein at home, which defeats the purpose of getting take out. Like I said, probably my own fault, but frustrating nonetheless. read more

I went again on Thursday night, and they have not improved much since my last visit. The soup was good, but the sandwich was not, even though the same sandwich is so good at the Chandler location. My husband was also sad about his meal, so we ended up going and having a second dinner at the Greek place at Tempe Marketplace much later the same evening. Sadly, I think I'm done with trying Wildflower. (They also contacted me about mailing me a gift card as an apology for the experience I mentioned in the previous review, but they did not follow through.) read more

This Wildflower is the best one in AZ ask anyone who lives in Tempe! I used to live right by this location at the Cottonwood apartments and my mom would take me here on special occassions. I really enjoy this location because the crowd of people that come here are really easy going. You get really great service at this sit down cafe. What truly makes Wildflower great? Their food is really delicious and not processed. You get quality food and unique recipes. I loveeee their hot Potato Cream Cheese soup with an order of salad or half a sandwich. Oh! That's another great thing about this place. They give you the freedom to mix match your meal. You can choose half of a sandwich or salad from their huge variety of menu items A lot of my friends are vegetarians and this is a great spot if your looking for meat free choices. SOME OF MY FAVORITE DISHES HERE ARE: 1.) Butternut Squash Raviloi-I think this one is seasonal. It's lightly sweetened and melts like butter. 2.) Potato Cream Cheese soup in a sourdough bread bowl- The hard crust of the roll keep the soup from spilling out. The inside of the roll is all fluffy and soak in creamy cheesy potato heaven. 3.) Chinese Chicken Salad- It's a bit sour with the vinegar but the cucumbers and other fresh ingredients balance the tartness of the dressing. AND CAN YOU SAY BREAKFAST? DELISH! what kind of bakery would this be without bomb pastries? One last thing is the bookstore "Changing Hands" (It is an independent owned bookstore) which is connected to the cafe. It's great because after you order you can feel free to browse the shop. They also get great authors to come and speak about their publications. (Some authors have included Hillary Clinton and Aron Ralston-Between a Rock and a Hard place) If you ever get a chance to go...Go! You can thank me later. Here you will get great bread and books. Does it really get any better than that? read more

Not as noisy or crowded today! Both hot coffee choices were decent. Wildflower grilled cheese was great, but make sure you ask for it on sour dough bread! read more

Wildflower - Get this awesome reusable cup for $6 (including green apple drink with it)! - Sandwiches Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

I am pretty disappointed. I came here to pick up my lunch. I saw them set it in the window at the pass bar and it was there for about 20 minutes. I was sitting right behind the girl. She never called my name. So my food just sat there getting cold for 20 minutes.. while I waited for no reason. This normally wouldn't bother me but I am six months pregnant and can't eat cold meat. I just paid $10 for food that I can't eat, awesome. read more

My friends and I met at Wildflower today for our last lunch of 2020. The cashier where you order your food was Taylor and she was so friendly, helpful and customer-focused! Very charming personality. It's rare to find people as helpful and as cheerful as Taylor was. We placed our orders then found a booth. I ordered the potato cream soup and didn't like the tiny sliced onions in the soup. I wanted to return it to get something else. I saw the young man walking around for help. Anthony bent over backwards to help my friends and me. He was so pleasant, helpful and customer-focused, too. Unbelievable!! To get two awesome staff members to help us is remarkable! Usually I get people who could care less about customers and their jobs. I want to commend Taylor and Anthony for being such wonderful human beings in this day and age. Despite a year of COVID and people feeling crabby, they made our visit enjoyable and they really made an impression on us. You are blessed to have such happy and hard working employees like Taylor and Anthony. Way to go, Wildflower! I wish more companies would hire people like them! read more

I always stop into the Tempe Wildflower cafe after visiting Changing Hands, because it's a fantastic place to settle down into a good book or have dinner with some of my fellow book club members. The location can get really crowded after dark on weeknights, but there's always plenty of seating on Sunday evenings and afternoons. The food can be hit-or-miss, and even the quality of its best items can vary wildly depending on who made it. My personal favorite menu item is the butternut squash ravioli, although the sauce is often poorly made. The best drink, bar none, is the blackberry orange lemonade. In addition to its ordinary menu, there are new seasonal items available every couple of months. The baked sweets are very rich, and sometimes end up overwhelming the sandwiches/other meal items if ordered together. Good luck trying to get a white vanilla cupcake, though--they're always sold out. On average, the food is a little overpriced, but an evening out won't break the bank either. After patronizing the location for nearly two years and at least two or three times a month, I can safely say the most of the waiters and waitresses skew towards inexperienced college students, and the service is about what can be expected from that crowd. Sometimes the service is wonderful and enthusiastic, other times they make you feel unwanted or unreasonable. The premises is adequately clean most of the time, but you can usually tell when it's been a busy day or night. Make no mistake, there WILL be flies about. Pass on the breakfast menu. For the prices, you can do breakfast much, much better elsewhere. read more